Creative Brand Content
Creative Concept / Story Development
I’ve been part of multiple creative projects at the concept stage, including theme parks, sports complexes, museums, luxury residential developments, and major transportation hubs. Over the years, I’ve been lucky enough to collaborate with and learn from creative visionaries, architects, and designers—including Walt Disney Imagineering, Universal Creative, Merlin Entertainments, and SeaWorld alumni.
I’m often involved in crafting guest experience narratives, which leverage sensory and emotional language to paint a picture of the attraction or destination. These narratives help clients more deeply visualize the concepts coming to life. (I like to think of it as early-stage worldbuilding, because it is!)
Specific information about most of these projects is currently under NDA. Here’s the general nature of the work:
Lead Designer: Storyland Studios
Guest experience narratives for:
Indoor theme park
Luxury residential developments (x2)
Museums (x2)
Sports complex
Outdoor theme park
Transportation hub
Early-stage support, M&M’s
Museums & Visitor Attractions
I have worked on guest-facing content for a number of visitor attractions, some of which remain under NDA at this time. You can find my fingerprint on a few public and completed projects, though, including:
Unclaimed Treasures Museum Artifact Signage - Unclaimed Baggage Center - Scottsboro, AL
Scripture and Science Exhibit Content (1/2023 - 1/2024) - Museum of the Bible - Washington, D.C.
Lead Designer: Storyland Studios
Book Development for Bethany Children’s Health Center
Lead Designer: PlainJoe, A Storyland Studio
During the Bethany Children’s Health Center engagement, PlainJoe approached me to write a children’s book to pair with the hospital’s ongoing spatial refresh (including the addition of a new building). We collaborated on concept—the book would feature Kal the Caterpillar and his friends, the hospital’s lively new characters—and the team turned me loose to create. What resulted was a beautiful hardcover children’s book called Kal’s Big Day. Patients received free copies from the first print run, because “fun drives away fear.”
See PlainJoe’s full case study on the Bethany Children’s Health Center visual design & environmental refresh.
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The Benefits of Talking Through Your Book While in the Drafting Stage
Like what you see? Let’s work together.
I’m available for brand story + language development, website copywriting, and content creation that resonates with your target audience. Schedule a call with me at the link below, and let’s talk about your project.